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I see lots of posts about specific elements of a camp kitchen, A picture is worth a 1K words. Post pictures of your camp kitchen. I'm sure their are lots of great ideas. Please comment on your favorite camp kitchen feature.
Post pictures of your camp kitchen
- Thread starter Jeff Graham
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Traveler III
Here are several threads with photos of various styles of camp kitchens.
https://overlandbound.com/forums/search/491397/?q=kitchen&o=date&c[title_only]
https://overlandbound.com/forums/search/491397/?q=kitchen&o=date&c[title_only]
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Our style of travel is basically expedition style, where we are camping somewhere different every night and typically wild/dispersed camping so we setup off the tailgate of my Cruiser. It's evolved over time.
Some features that really help are having water with a downspout off the swingout for washing and drinking water/filling. Also, the fridge (of course!), warm, bright lighting on the hatch, 5#propane tank, having a quick table to pull out. Trasheroo makes it super easy with all garbage. Most recently, I built some simple drawers for all our food and camp gear cuz I was tired of stacking, lifting, opening, closing,packing and digging thru my containers. The drawers made a huge difference and maximized storage.
Started off basic.
Swingout made everything quicker and more convenient. (Water, fuel, propane, trash) 
Drawers made of 1/2" Russian birch with teflon slides. Just need to rebuild the fridge slide with the fridge turned handle facing out.
Some features that really help are having water with a downspout off the swingout for washing and drinking water/filling. Also, the fridge (of course!), warm, bright lighting on the hatch, 5#propane tank, having a quick table to pull out. Trasheroo makes it super easy with all garbage. Most recently, I built some simple drawers for all our food and camp gear cuz I was tired of stacking, lifting, opening, closing,packing and digging thru my containers. The drawers made a huge difference and maximized storage.
Started off basic. Swingout made everything quicker and more convenient. (Water, fuel, propane, trash) Drawers made of 1/2" Russian birch with teflon slides. Just need to rebuild the fridge slide with the fridge turned handle facing out.
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http://www.sierraexpeditions.com/index.php?l=product_detail&p=15725
It folds up quick and fits against the fridge.
It folds up quick and fits against the fridge.
Trailer based galley
This is the Towds galley well setup ARB fridge, partner steel stove, prep shelf sink and BBQ on the rear
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This is the Towds galley well setup ARB fridge, partner steel stove, prep shelf sink and BBQ on the rear
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Amelia Island Beach Camping by Grant Wilson, on Flickr
2016 Toyota Tacoma by Grant Wilson, on FlickrTrail kitchens setup with a partner stove
Trail kitchens setup with a partner stove
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Where is the table setup from. Got the Partner Steel stove. Like thecabinet
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its a trail kitchens setupwithout the tables set up
2016 Toyota Tacoma by Grant Wilson, on Flickr
2016 Toyota Tacoma by Grant Wilson, on Flickr
Not as sophisticated as most on this thread but it's what I roll with and it's working out well so far. Very cool to see all the other awesome setups out there!
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Truck camp breakfast
Truck camping BBQ (when allowed)
Trailer camping breakfast
Trailer camping dinner
Truck camping BBQ (when allowed)
Trailer camping breakfast
Trailer camping dinner
Enthusiast III
Here's a shot of the setup I have in the back of the Rubicon. It NEVER fails to rain on me in the mountains up here while I'm cooking breakfast. Next up, 270 degree awning.
